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Tree Sit Back Up in Mexico, Border Wall Blocked
Photo by H Rodriguez
Early this morning, land defenders in Lochiel, Arizona re-established a tree sit blocking border wall construction from the south side of the international line, in La Noria, México. At least two people were arrested d...
🚨 Border Patrol Raids Camp O:ṣhad, Cuts Down ‘Grandmother’ Tree
Early this morning in southern Arizona’s San Rafael Valley, at least 50 U.S. Border Patrol agents, including the agency’s militarized tactical unit, BORTAC, raided the resistance camp that has stopped Trump’s wall construction in the remote...
‘If we can stop it here, we can stop it everywhere’
On July 29, activists in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley climbed into the canopy of an ancient cottonwood and set up a tree sit. The goal: stop the Trump administration from bulldozing the tree to make way for the border wall. Eight days later,...
Deaths Out of Custody
“One of the agency’s highest priorities is detained alien health care.” -Immigration and Customs Enforcement
So reads the opening line of ICE’s “Detainee Death Reporting” webpage, which goes on to assure readers that “any death that occurs...
BREAKING: Tree sit aims to block border wall construction
A tree-sitter takes action to stop border wall construction in Lochiel, Ariz. Photo: Center for Biological Diversity
LOCHIEL, Ariz.— This morning, land defenders ascended an ancient cottonwood tree in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley and establ...
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